Sentence examples for still contended from inspiring English sources

Ms. Craane said she refused to stay unless she got the $10,000 that she still contended she was owed.

"We say you can look at this event from this point of view or from another one, because history is still contended, it's still controversial.

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Despite this diversity, Britain is still contended to be one of the world leaders in the use of technology in education with at least £10 billion having been invested since 1999 (Becta, 2008a) and, although government funding is set to continue, the percentage of schools considered to be e-mature remains relatively low.

When HuffPost noted that the CBO did, in fact, take into account increased growth, Marshall still contended the CBO didn't.

Though they later back pedaled and expressed regret about the arrest, they still contended that Belk was detained not because he was black, but because there was probable cause following the report of a bank robbery in the vicinity of the stop.

But he believes they can still contend.

Most seriously, they are still contending with Picard.

He continues: "We still contend with a stigma.

He still contends that Herbalife is a pyramid scheme, an assertion Herbalife denies.

But Mr. Bakst still contends that "there is no such thing as a Grandifolia Sandhill".